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Atsutada
敦忠

Artist Chöbunsai Eishi (Japanese, 1756 - 1829)

Datec. 1790s

GeographyJapan

MediumColor woodblock print

ClassificationsPrints

Credit LineGift of James A. Michener, 1958 (14226)

Object number14226

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Asian Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints

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Courtesans of the Ögiya Brothel: Fumikoshi (Attended by Kamuro Shiori and Taori), Nanakoshi (Attended by Kamuro Mineno and Takane), Kasugano (Attended by Kamuro Wakana and Kochö), Miyahito (Attended by Kamuro Tsubaki and Shirabe), Takigawa (Attended by Kamuro Onami and Menami) and Hanaögi (Attended by Kamuro Yoshino and Tatsuta)

Courtesans of the Ögiya Brothel: Fumikoshi (Attended by Kamuro Shiori and Taori), Nanakoshi (Attended by Kamuro Mineno and Takane), Kasugano (Attended by Kamuro Wakana and Kochö), Miyahito (Attended by Kamuro Tsubaki and Shirabe), Takigawa (Attended by Kamuro Onami and Menami) and Hanaögi (Attended by Kamuro Yoshino and Tatsuta)

Chöbunsai Eishi

Senzan of Chöji-ya with Two Attendents: Isoji and Yasoji

Senzan of Chöji-ya with Two Attendents: Isoji and Yasoji

Chöbunsai Eishi

c. 1790s

Catching Fireflies on a Raft

Catching Fireflies on a Raft

Chöbunsai Eishi

ca. 1790s

Fujiwarano Toshiyuki and Önakatomi no Yorimoto

Fujiwarano Toshiyuki and Önakatomi no Yorimoto

Chöbunsai Eishi

1799

Early Afternoon at the Country House

Early Afternoon at the Country House

Chöbunsai Eishi

ca. 1790

The Doll Festival

The Doll Festival

Chöbunsai Eishi

ca. 1795

A Visual Parody of Ushiwakamaru and Princess Jöruri

A Visual Parody of Ushiwakamaru and Princess Jöruri

Chöbunsai Eishi

ca. 1789 - 1801

Woman with Teapot

Woman with Teapot

Chöbunsai Eishi

Parody of Chüshingua

Parody of Chüshingua

Chöbunsai Eishi

Misayama of the Chöjiya Brothel House in Her Dressing Room

Misayama of the Chöjiya Brothel House in Her Dressing Room

Chöbunsai Eishi

ca. 1795

Parody of the Taoist Immortal Zhang Guolang (Chökarö)

Parody of the Taoist Immortal Zhang Guolang (Chökarö)

Chöbunsai Eishi

A Visual Parody of Ushiwakamaru and Princes Jöruri

A Visual Parody of Ushiwakamaru and Princes Jöruri

Chöbunsai Eishi

c. 1789 - 1801